In the public bar area, a sullen, pain-faced Sergeant (Paul D'Amato) of the Green Berets rudely drinks by himself.Although she listens attentively, her back is turned to him through most of the song.The weather is frightening,The thunder and lightningSeem to be having their way,But as far as I'm concerned,It's a lovely day.She slapped him on the side of the head and threatened to clean out his ear canal with an extremely long Q-tip - he was recalling the time when he went deaf from abuse: "No, no, Mama, please.You can't win these people over no matter what you do.They're just not gonna accept you." Out on the street, Black Bart is greeted by an old townswoman: "Up yours, nigger." The Waco Kid comforts and reassures the racially-slurred sheriff after his efforts to be accepted have failed:What did you expect? 'Welcome, sonny?' 'Make yourself at home.